I will do what I can in order to modify and tweak the RSS feed so that all twelve of you who still cling to hope that I will update here are rewarded for your patience.

Or something.

It might just look like rows of colourful folders – but this office cabinet provides at-a-glance understanding of the money flows through this dentists office.

Glance-able information as a side effect of physical data storage.

Architecture is not just a way to house bodies and fulfill function, but to feel.

Software is no different.

(As I might have to visit next week and have the spatial coordination of a drunk goldfish in a spinning bowl, I will need the address in order to program my GPS.)

While he rummaged through his address book, I got bored. I pulled out my iPhone, and thought to search for the company name in the maps app. Moments later, I was saving the map location as a contact, complete with phone number and contact email.

My colleague never found the address. So I emailed him the contact. And sheepishly apologized for wasting his time.

Did Batman ever forget he was wearing a utility belt?

Matt Jones has a new MacBook Pro, to replace his old one.

Which had, among other things, one of my sketch QR Code stickers on it.

(Sniffle.)

Ah, well. In with the new.

“Spimordial Soup”

Computers are still dumb. We are better served by building systems with lots of nubby bits — rough surfaces that allow people grab on and that collect ephemera as they travel through time — and opportunities for people to re-arrange them rather than designing automated thought-leaders.

–Aaron Straup Cope

This is the last component of the Makerbot. I’m taking my time with it.

My MakerBot CNC Printer arrived today.

I got excited and took a lot of pictures.